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Human sensory preconditioning in a flavor preference paradigm

Appetite, 2012
This experiment adapted a sensory preconditioning (SPC) procedure using human participants to determine if conditioning (Cond) to one flavor (the conditioned flavor) will enhance liking for another flavor (the SPC flavor) associated with it prior to training.
Gregory J, Privitera, Colleen P, Mulcahey, Cassandra M, Orlowski   +2 more
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Notes from "Pavlov's Wednesdays": Sensory Preconditioning

The American Journal of Psychology, 1977
Sensory preconditioning was first demonstrated in Pavlov's laboratory in 1931/32, rather than discovered by Brogden in 1939. Pavlov included nonassociative controls, forward pairing of the indifferent stimuli before reinforcing the second one with shock, and he avoided the development of inhibition to the compound by using a moving visual stimulus and ...
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Simultaneous and successive associations in sensory preconditioning.

Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes, 1980
Four experiments used a novel stimulus sequence to compare simultaneous and sequential associations among neutral stimuli in a sensory preconditioning procedure. In Experiments 1, 2, and 4, rats received a sequence of the form AB-B' in which A was simultaneous with B but sequential with B'. Subsequently, either B or B' was conditioned, and the response
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Inhibitory Sensory Preconditioning Detected with a Sodium Depletion Procedure

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2008
In each of two experiments, two groups of rats were exposed to three flavoured solutions: A (citric acid), B (salt), and AX (a compound of citric acid and saccharin). Both experiments used a between-subjects design in which a paired group received presentations of A followed by B, alternating with presentations of AX (i.e., A → B/AX), and an unpaired ...
Alfredo, Espinet, Antonio A, Artigas, Bernard W, Balleine   +2 more
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Lesions of the perirhinal cortex impair sensory preconditioning in rats

Behavioural Brain Research, 2000
The effects of lesions of the perirhinal cortex on the development of associations between two conditioned stimuli (CSs) were examined with a sensory preconditioning procedure. Rats were given either bilateral electrolytic lesions of the perirhinal cortex or control surgery. They were then given either paired or unpaired presentations of a light CS and
D A, Nicholson, J H, Freeman
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Sensory preconditioning and UCS inflation in human ‘fear’ conditioning

Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1989
This study describes a human electrodermal conditioning experiment involving processes of sensory preconditioning and UCS inflation. In stage 1 of the experiment Ss received six presentations of a CS+ paired with an innocuous 65 dB tone (UCS) and six presentations of an unpaired CS-.
K, White, G C, Davey
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The strength of sensory preconditioning.

Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1953
M E, BITTERMAN, P C, REED, A L, KUBALA
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Discriminative sensory preconditioning.

Canadian Journal of Psychology / Revue canadienne de psychologie, 1972
R W, Tait, M, Black, M, Katz, M D, Suboski   +3 more
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Not “either-or” but “which-when”: A review of the evidence for integration in sensory preconditioning

Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews, 2022
Nathan Holmes, Youcef Bouchekioua, Fred Westbrook   +2 more
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Stimulus generalization in sensory preconditioning.

Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1971
Sam Cho, Daniel S. Mitchell
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